Of a thing, a sight, a disease, an action, etc.: physically loathsome, disgusting, repulsive; abhominable to the stomak, nauseating. …

(a) The ablative (case) of Latin; a noun or adjective in the ablative case; (b) in a pun (with ref. to L ablātiō a taking away & ablāt-um taken away, stolen): carried off, stolen; ablatif cas, the……

(a) Of persons: capable of doing something, expert in an art or science, qualified to practice a trade or profession, skilful, competent; able maister, able werkman; of a woman: old enough to marry……

Cleansing. …

(a) Existing in great quantity, overflowing; (b) possessing in quantity, rich (in gold, etc.); -- with of; (c) full (of mercy, blossoms, etc.); -- with of or with; (d) bountiful, generous. …

Ample, sufficient. …

(a) Present or existing in great number or quantity, many, much, abounding; also, overabundant, excessive; of shot: thick, fast; of waters: overflowing; (b) of fruitfulness, gifts, grace, mercy……

(a) Not in a particular place, not present, absent; -- often with fro, from; (b) of things, qualities, etc.: absent, lacking, non-existent. …

Of medicines: able to remove pus or other impurities from a wound or sore; cleansing, detergent. …

Gram. Of nouns: abstract (as opposed to concrete). …

(a) Of things, actions, ideas, etc.: agreeable, pleasing -- often with to, tofore, unto; acceptable in the sight of, pleasing in the sight of, agreeable to (sb.); (b) appropriate, suitable; time……

Capable of being approached, accessible. …

Consonant, harmonious, conforming; fitting, proper. …

(a) Conforming (to sth.); in accordance or in agreement (with sth.); -- with to; (b) compatible; harmonious; (c) mus. harmonious; hence, pleasing; (d) similar (to sth.); alike. …

(a) Liable to render account; (b) charged with accounting; officer accountant; (c) as noun: an accounting officer. …

(a) Accusing, self-accusing [note the play on the word cas in GRom.]; (b) gram. accustif (cas). …

Of human actions: done (as opposed to suffered), voluntary; actif cursing, self-excommunication. …

(a) Of things, conditions, emotions, qualities: existing in fact, real; of actions: really done; (b) surg. real (as opposed to potential); actual cauterie, a cauterizing operation involving the……

Acute (fever). …

Medicines for sharpening or improving (the hearing). …

Gram. (a) Adjectival; noun adjectif, an adjective; verb adjectif, a verbal noun or adjective; (b) as noun: adjective. …

(a) Supplementary; (b) a supplement. …

By adoption; sone adoptif, adopted son. …

(a) An opponent or enemy; (b) opposing, hostile. …

Gram. Of a conjunction: adversative. …

(a) Hostile, inimical; (b) harmful, unfavorable; adversaunt thing, mishap, misfortune. …

Contrary, opposing, opposed, hostile; of fortune: unfavorable; adverse part(i, the opposing side in war, a lawsuit, etc. …

(a) Pertaining to the emotions or to the will; affectif parti; (b) = effectif; affectif cause, efficient cause. …

(a) Eager, earnest; (b) loving, affectionate, well-disposed. …

Suitable, appropriate. …

Of things: (a) pleasing, pleasant; (b) satisfactory (to sb.); agreeable, acceptable; (c) suitable, convenient. …

(a) Uncultivated, wild (plant); (b) win agrest, agresta, verjuice. …

Acute (fever). …

(a) Entire, whole, as a whole; intact, undiminished, full (voice); Bretaine al-hol, all Britain; (b) fully preserved, unharmed; al-hol and sound, hale and sound; (c) fully recovered or relieved……

(a) Of nationality, domicile, or provenience: foreign (ruler, merchant, etc.); foreign (country); foreign (goods, ship, etc.); (b) of a religious establishment: granted or subject to a foreign……

(a) Praiseworthy, commendable; proper; (b) logic admissible, valid; (c) law permissible, admissible; (d) of reimbursement: due, appropriate. …

Changeable, subject to deterioration. …

(a) Causing or promoting alteration in quality (hot-cold, moist-dry); -- as noun: an 'alterative' medicine; (b) alteratif vertu, the natural faculty of altering 'quality' in the body. …

Infused with alum. …

Friendly, courteous. …

Overcome (as with fatigue or surprise); exhausted, confounded. …

(a) Overbearing, arrogant, over-ambitious; -- also as noun; (b) craving, yearning; ambicious of, eager for (sth.). …

Of ulcers: creeping, serpiginous. …

Pleasant, gentle. …

don amer, deal bitter blows, inflict severe wounds. …

(a) Like a friend; kindly, friendly, affable (person); friendly, affectionate (behavior, missive); (b) propitious, favorable (planet). …

Of persons: (a) inclined or given to love; affectionate, amorous: (b) in love, enamoured; -- with of, on, upon, or unto phrase. …

Great, abundant; ample grace, abundant generosity; in as ample fourme (wise), in as full a manner or measure. …

(a) Forwardness, arrogance, insolence; angardes pride, etc.; (b) adj. arrogant, proud. …

A cornerstone or quoin; also fig.; square angler, such a stone cut to a right angle; angler skouchon, cut to an obtuse angle [cp. scochoun shield]. …

Occupying a cardinal point of the zodiac [see angle (2), sense 4]. …

(a) Full of anxiety or worry: anxious, troubled; solicitous; (b) arousing anxiety or apprehension. …

(a) Of income, rent, a feast, etc.: yearly, annual; (b) of service: lasting a year, by the year; (c) of persons: engaged or appointed by the year; (d) annuel prest, a priest who performs anniversary……

A priest who celebrates anniversary memorial masses for the dead, or is endowed for this purpose; prest annueler. …

(a) Troublesome, difficult; disturbing; (b) harmful, injurious; (c) grievous; (d) troubled, sad; (e) irritable or irritating. …

Logic & ethics A prior assumption or principle, a premise; antecedent trouth; antecedent ded, a preceding act as causing a later act. …

(a) Plain, evident, obvious; in apert, in appearance; maken apert, make clear or manifest; (b) apert fol, plain or outright fool; king apert, a king in fact; apert justice, plain or sheer justice. …

One who abandons or renounces an established religion or an article of faith; an apostate; tyrant apostata. …

(a) Clear to the sight or the mind; visible, perceptible; evident; vivid (dream); (b) genuine, true; (c) indisputable, true (heir); as noun: heir apparent; also fig. [Cleanness quot.]. …

(a) Visible; (b) manifest. …

Of a noun: designating one of a class, common (noun). …

Supporting. …

Worthy. …

(a) Unskilled; (b) ?making ready, practicing. …

Gracious, affable. …

(a) Arabia; Fenix of Arabi; (b) an Arab; (c) the Arabic language; (d) an Arabian horse; (e) gomme (of) Arabi, gum Arabic. …

(a) Arabian; an Arab; (b) a religious sect [see quot.]. …

(a) Arabic; Arabik tonge; (b) gomme Arabik, gum Arabic. …

Fit for tillage; arable lond, arable land, land under cultivation. …

Fig. Like the order of archangels, superior. …

(a) Burning with desire or passion; fervent, ardent, passionate ; (b) ?also, ?controlled, ?ordinate [?error for, or aberrant form of, ordeined ppl.] …

Awn-like, pointed, ?barbed. …

(a) Silver, silver coin; cash (specifying a cash price as opposed to a discounted price or price paid in installments); (b) her. silver-colored, silver-gilt; (c) vif argent, argent vif, [L argentum……

(a) Made of silver; (b) silver-colored, bright. …

Syllogistic, sophistic. …

(a) Fragrant, aromatic; (b) pl. aromatic substances, spices. …

Presumptuous, overweening. …

Arthritic, rheumatic; arthritis, rheumatism; goute artetik, arthritis, gout. …

(a) belonging to the celestial north; pol artik, the north pole of the heavens; specif., the North Star as marking its position; under the pol artik, under the North Star, in the North; of artik, of……

Skilled. …

In heat, in rut. …

(a) On a slant; (b) (look) askanse. …

Spirited, bold. …

(a) Harsh: harsh (words); sharp, severe (pain, grief), angry (mood); cruel (experience, fate); fierce (conflict); cruel, savage (people); (b) of wine: harsh to the taste, dry. …

Enough. …

Constant, persistent, assiduous. …

Established (custom); fixed (rent); standard (foot), etc. …

Away from the right place; out of bounds or control: (a) away; striken astrai, run away; (b) of cattle: straying from the owner, astray; (c) of a steed: wandering about without a rider, loose; gon……

The blue stone lapis lazuli; enamel made of powdered lapis lazuli. …

(a) Of persons: observing proper measure, temperate, moderate; atempre of port, word, etc.; (b) of habits or behavior: moderate, modest, restrained. …

(a) Solicitous, diligent, careful; considerate; (b) ben attendant on, to, take care of, attend. …

Attentive, diligent; devout. …

Reddish or yellowish brown, blond. …

Trustworthy. …

(a) Forwardness, arrogance, pride; (b) adj. proud, excellent; exceeding. …

(a) Of great age or antiquity, old; of wine: well aged; (b) having existed in a certain state from early times; auncien demene, ancient demesne, property held by a tenant and by his ancestors; also……

(a) Resembling an angel, befitting an angel, angelic; (b) belonging or pertaining to the angels; (c) consisting of angels; (d) done by an angel; angelik salutacioun, Gabriel's salutation, the Ave……

Of confession: spoken into the ear, private. …

Worthy of honor, august. …

(a) Of persons, speech, manner: harsh, severe, stern; (b) rigorously moral, austere; (c) grim, fierce. …